Johnson used restraint to avert major strikes say Marlow
In Washington AP James Marlow notes that President Johnson limited use of force and urged settlement to prevent a costly nationwide strike. He cites past actions by Truman and legislative steps like the Wagner and Taft Hartley laws shaping labor management relations and the shift toward compulsory bargaining and injunctions when national welfare is at stake.
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James Marlow
Washington
T.oe
Johnson
Staal
LaGuardia
Congress
Harry
Gas Seeks Bigger Share Of Market
Colorado Springs AP reports the Independent Natural Gas Association of America approved forming a special committee to counter electric power industry competition. Directors aim to fund research and an ad campaign to boost gas share as electric heating expected to rise from 7 to 34 percent by 1980.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Independent Natural Gas Association of America
John Partridge
Columbia Gas Systems
New York City
Association
Bassically
Hawaii
Maine
Charles Ross
Federal Power Commision
Ross
Unions Shut Down State's Only Newsprint Producer
In Wyoming tensions rise as strikes by the Papermakers and International Brotherhood of Pulp and Paper Workers halt operations at the lone newsprint plant. Union leaders push for a one year contract focusing on pensions and vacations while the company offers three year terms with substantial wage and benefit increases. About 500 workers affected as talks stall.
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Wy. A. Strauss
Omaha
Neb
Lufkin
APJ
Sorth Association
Clydeland Paper Mills,Inc
McGraw of Houston
Texas
Transcontinental
Vine Corp
Strauss
Northern Natural Gas Co
Howard Boyd Day
New York City
el Paso Natural Gas Co
United
York City
Ers
International
Brotherhoods of Electricians
Southland
Mit
Carr Polls Solons In Fight Against Poll Tax Suit
Atty. General Waggoner Carr asks Texas lawmakers if they supported congressional funding for the 1965 Voting Rights Act. He seeks evidence from the time of passage to contest the findings relating to Texas and plans to challenge them as a federal case to end the Texas poll tax proceeds in a mid November three judge hearing.
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Austin
Waggoner Carr
Texas
Carr
Textas
Congress
Milton Berle switches to serious film role
Hollywood AP reports Milton Berle, famed for his comic bombs, taking a grave turn in The Oscar with no laugh lines. He tells Paramount publicity he will avoid promotional photos and insists on a fully serious performance this first time in a film.
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Milton Berle
Hollywood
Milton
Berle
Miltie
Paramount
Peter Anforg
Woman die in fall from horse near Azle
Fort Worth resident Marie Harris, 35, was killed when the horse she rode jumped a ditch and struck a utility pole after she fell from the saddle. The accident occurred Monday in the Azle area.
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Azle, Tex
Marie Harris
Fort Worth
Hikers Survive Zion Narrows Canyon Nightmare
Nine hikers were rescued late Tuesday after a three day ordeal in Zion National Park’s Virgin River gorge. Sheriff Otto Fife led a 21 member party that entered Saturday as rain swelled floodwaters reaching armpit depth. Five Californians missing earlier were found safe, while one Utah man was treated for a leg injury from a log.
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Fife
Henothreadis Canyon
A' Tan
Park Rangers
Les Frazin
Los Angeles
Alan, Eller
Orem
Utah
Salt Lake City
Canyon
Gemini 7 crew may wear lightweight space underwear
At Manned Spacecraft Center officials say a decision is due soon on whether Air Force Lt. Col. Frank Borman and Navy Lt. James Lovell will wear lightweight garments, ordinary coveralls, or standard Gemini suits on the December mission. If chosen, they would shed the garments after launch and rest in underwear until reentry.
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Manned Space Cenetr
Joyston
Tex
Paul Haney
Manned Spacecraft Center
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy Omar
James A. Lovell
Haney
Dorothy Provine Bets On Film Career In Bold Move
Hollywood actress Dorothy Provine says a career gamble paid off after she bought out her War ner Bros contract following a UW origin. She landed a first new role in The Great Race and earned more for one film than her comic years with the company.
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Holywood
Dorothy Provine
Warner Bros
University of Washington
Com Unee
Dallas Man Killed in Car Crash at Elk City Intersection
In Elk City Oklahoma lands Fisher 38 of Dallas died in hospital after injuries from a Saturday car rollover at the U S 66 and Oklahoma 6 intersection. Hugo Smith 20 of Irving Texas was also killed in the same accident.
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Elk City
Okla
Leland Fisher
Dallas
Uls
Oklahoma
Hugo Smith
Irving
Tex
Murray Joins Berle In Swinging To Drama
Hollywood AP report says Murray moved from the East to join Milton Berle in a Stabat drama. He describes packing his wife three kids mother in law and pets as they arrived amid heat and Watts exposure. Offers poured in as the family settled in Beverly Hills.
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Hollywood
Jan’ Murray
Milton Berle
Inlaw
Murray
Hartem
Moray
Beverly Hills
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